vSphere Supervisor und Guest Cluster mit VCF Operations überwachen

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Die nötigen Daten sammeln

body: | Für die Konfiguration eines Accounts im Kubernetes Management Pack von Aria Operations brauchen wir: - Supervisor IP (VIP) - certificate-authority-data - client-certificate-data - client-key-data ### Schritt 1: per SSH auf die Control Plane Nodes Verbinde dich per SSH als root mit der vCenter Appliance und führ aus (bash shell): ```bash sshpass -p `/usr/lib/vmware-wcp/decryptK8Pwd.py | \ grep PWD | \ awk '{print $2}'` ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no root@`/usr/lib/vmware-wcp/decryptK8Pwd.py | \ grep IP | \ awk '{print $2}'` ``` Falls die bash shell nicht aktiviert ist: ```bash shell.set --enabled=true ``` Sieh dir auf einem der CP Nodes die kubeconfig an und hol dir diese Daten: - certificate-authority-data - client-certificate-data - client-key-data ```bash cat ~/.kube/config ``` - heading:

Aria Operations

body: | #### Das Kubernetes Management Pack (.pak) hinzufügen Administration > Integrations > Repository ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/03.webp) ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/04.webp) #### Das Supervisor Cluster hinzufügen Administration > Integrations > Add Cloud Account > Kubernetes ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/05.webp) - Control Plane URL: Supervisor VIP - Kubelet - Advanced Settings: Autodiscover TGK Guest Cluster (das vCenter muss bereits in Aria Ops sein) ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/06.webp) Credentials: ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/07.webp) ### Inventory Wenn Autodiscovery aktiviert ist, tauchen deine Kubernetes Guest Cluster nach wenigen Minuten auf. ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/08.webp) # Dashboards Das Kubernetes Management Pack bringt eine ganze Reihe nützlicher Dashboards mit. ![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/09.webp)status: corpus: 267 alsoLike: - {ref: posts/howto-monitor-cronjobs-with-aria-operations, score: 0.67} - {ref: posts/vmware-automatically-deleting-vmware-vm-snapshots, score: 0.67} - {ref: solutions/vmware/vmware-cloud-foundation/addon/business-operations, score: 0.58}

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Die nötigen Daten sammeln

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Aria Operations

", "body": "#### Das Kubernetes Management Pack (.pak) hinzufügen\n\nAdministration > Integrations > Repository\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/03.webp)\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/04.webp)\n\n#### Das Supervisor Cluster hinzufügen\n\nAdministration > Integrations > Add Cloud Account > Kubernetes\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/05.webp)\n\n- Control Plane URL: Supervisor VIP\n- Kubelet\n- Advanced Settings: Autodiscover TGK Guest Cluster (das vCenter muss bereits in Aria Ops sein)\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/06.webp)\n\nCredentials:\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/07.webp)\n\n### Inventory\n\nWenn Autodiscovery aktiviert ist, tauchen deine Kubernetes Guest Cluster nach wenigen Minuten auf.\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/08.webp)\n\n# Dashboards\n\nDas Kubernetes Management Pack bringt eine ganze Reihe nützlicher Dashboards mit.\n\n![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/09.webp)" } ], "status": { "corpus": 267, "alsoLike": [ { "ref": "posts/howto-monitor-cronjobs-with-aria-operations", "score": "0.67" }, { "ref": "posts/vmware-automatically-deleting-vmware-vm-snapshots", "score": "0.67" }, { "ref": "solutions/vmware/vmware-cloud-foundation/addon/business-operations", "score": "0.58" } ] }}

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Die nötigen Daten sammeln

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Aria Operations

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Die nötigen Daten sammeln

</heading> <body>Für die Konfiguration eines Accounts im Kubernetes Management Pack von Aria Operations brauchen wir:- Supervisor IP (VIP)- certificate-authority-data- client-certificate-data- client-key-data### Schritt 1: per SSH auf die Control Plane NodesVerbinde dich per SSH als root mit der vCenter Appliance und führ aus (bash shell):```bash sshpass -p `/usr/lib/vmware-wcp/decryptK8Pwd.py | \grep PWD | \awk '{print $2}'` ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no root@`/usr/lib/vmware-wcp/decryptK8Pwd.py | \grep IP | \awk '{print $2}'````Falls die bash shell nicht aktiviert ist:```bash shell.set --enabled=true```Sieh dir auf einem der CP Nodes die kubeconfig an und hol dir diese Daten:- certificate-authority-data- client-certificate-data- client-key-data```bash cat ~/.kube/config``` </body> </section> <section> <heading>

Aria Operations

</heading> <body>#### Das Kubernetes Management Pack (.pak) hinzufügenAdministration > Integrations > Repository![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/03.webp)![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/04.webp)#### Das Supervisor Cluster hinzufügenAdministration > Integrations > Add Cloud Account > Kubernetes![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/05.webp)- Control Plane URL: Supervisor VIP- Kubelet- Advanced Settings: Autodiscover TGK Guest Cluster (das vCenter muss bereits in Aria Ops sein)![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/06.webp)Credentials:![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/07.webp)### InventoryWenn Autodiscovery aktiviert ist, tauchen deine Kubernetes Guest Cluster nach wenigen Minuten auf.![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/08.webp)# DashboardsDas Kubernetes Management Pack bringt eine ganze Reihe nützlicher Dashboards mit.![](/blog-assets/how-to-monitor-vsphere-supervisor-and-guest-clusters-with-aria-operations/09.webp) </body> </section> </sections> <status> <corpus>267</corpus> <alsoLike> <item> <ref>posts/howto-monitor-cronjobs-with-aria-operations</ref> <score>0.67</score> </item> <item> <ref>posts/vmware-automatically-deleting-vmware-vm-snapshots</ref> <score>0.67</score> </item> <item> <ref>solutions/vmware/vmware-cloud-foundation/addon/business-operations</ref> <score>0.58</score> </item> </alsoLike> </status></manifest>